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subhasis_50
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Hi,
I am calling a proc through JCL. In that proc there is a sort step which contains 10 datasets as input. My requirement is to override the last two datasets. That is no 9 & 10. How i can i code the override in JCL?? |
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avalanches
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Joined: 10 May 2005
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Hi,
To override only the last 2 files, you have got to code the original 8 datasets in your override then you have to give the 2 files you wanna override.
Correct me if im wrong. |
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Deepa.m
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yes what avalaches says is right. We have to give all the 10 datasets again in the JCL as
procstepname.ddname dd dsn=...........(input dataset) |
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SteveConway
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Joined: 26 May 2005
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Location: Northern VA, USA
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You don't need to re-enter the first 8 DSNs, just put in a placeholder DD for them.
Remember that anything not overridden will be taken from the proc, which allows us to only change what we need to, like this:
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//INPUTDSN DD
// DD
// DD
// DD
// DD
// DD
// DD
// DD
// DD DSN=OVERRIDE.ONE
// DD DSN=OVERRIDE.TWO |
Cheers,,,Steve |
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